Club Constitution Sample Outline - John Brown University
Club Constitution Sample Outline - John Brown University
Club Constitution Sample Outline - John Brown University
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<strong>Club</strong> <strong>Constitution</strong> <strong>Sample</strong> <strong>Outline</strong><br />
<strong>Constitution</strong> of the name of your organization at <strong>John</strong> <strong>Brown</strong> <strong>University</strong> ------- (year)<br />
Article I:<br />
Name<br />
The name of this organization shall be known as the <strong>John</strong> <strong>Brown</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
name of your organization.<br />
Article II<br />
Purpose<br />
The purpose of this organization shall be:<br />
State your purpose for the <strong>Club</strong>’s outreach to:<br />
It’s members<br />
JBU<br />
The community<br />
Article III<br />
Membership<br />
Section I Active Members<br />
State who is eligible for membership and what the qualification are.<br />
Section II Faculty Members<br />
This section is mainly for organizations that run in conjunction with major fields of<br />
study (i.e. Psychology <strong>Club</strong>, Art <strong>Club</strong>, etc.) These clubs may want to include faculty<br />
members in their respected areas to be honorary members.<br />
Section III Alumni Members<br />
This section again is for major field organizations who may want to open up their<br />
membership to graduates of the respective fields.<br />
Section IV Honorary Members<br />
This section has been provided to include any organization or person outside the<br />
club’s specific range of JBU college students that has provided support to the club.<br />
Section V Qualifications of New Members<br />
Simply list the qualifications of membership and when membership is available.<br />
Section VI Dues<br />
Use this section, if it is pertinent to your club, otherwise eliminate from constitution.<br />
Section VII Discontinued Membership<br />
This section may be included in the constitution with a specified way of<br />
discontinuing a person’s membership.
Article IV<br />
Officers and Their Duties<br />
Section I Officers<br />
List the positions and the requirements for being an officer.<br />
Section II Duties<br />
List each position and what is expected of that position.<br />
Section III Election<br />
State when the elections will be held each year and when installation will occur.<br />
Section IV Mode of Election<br />
State how elections will take place and the procedures of voting and who will count<br />
the results.<br />
Section V Vacancies<br />
This section is important so that officers will know how to fill vacancies if they<br />
should happen. State who will decide on filling the position and what type of<br />
elections will be held.<br />
Article V<br />
Sponsors and Advisors<br />
Section I<br />
State who is eligible to be a sponsor and how many you will have. Note that JBU<br />
requires each club to have at least one full- time faculty or staff member serve as an<br />
advisor.<br />
Section II<br />
State the duties of the sponsor(s). Normal duties should include attending club<br />
functions, advising the officers as plans develop, signing for spending of funds<br />
(required), etc.<br />
Article VI<br />
Meetings<br />
State when meetings will be held and how they will be governed.<br />
Article VII<br />
Amendments<br />
State when this constitution may be amended and who can amend it.